Fashion tech // Paris, France
Fairly Made provides software that helps fashion brands trace their supply chains and assess products’ environmental and social impacts. Its platform combines traceability, eco-design tools and digital product passports, linking information about raw materials and manufacturing to disclosures brands can share with shoppers.
It shows how fashion traceability businesses are moving from collecting supplier data toward shaping product-development decisions.
Fairly Made announced €15 million in funding in 2025 from BNP Paribas Solar Impulse Venture Fund, GET Fund, ETF Partners and Frenchfounders.
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